Hi Tiemo and Jan
Hi Jan,
I have created two different modes in my updater
1. complete bundle.app (works)
2. single file (stack, external,...) within a bundle
For the second option I was looking for a copy/replace file of asingle
resource file, not the entire resource fork. That’s why I was
looking at
copyResource() and the resource type.
For your approach I would need a binfile and a resfile, what I
wanted to
avoid. Coming from Windows resource forks are suspicious :).
Actually I
don't even know exactly what a resource fork is...
Or is it not possible at all to replace an existing file in a bundle
without
changing the resource fork?
I think you should first compare/check what you both mean by
"resource"! :-)
For old Mac users, like Jan and me, this is a "relict" from old Mac OS
< 9 days,
when icons, sounds etc. were stored INSIDE of the (application) file(s).
I think Tiemo wants to replace some parts of a (binary) file, right?
If yes then you can simply replace (with "ditto" :-) for example these
complete
files even when they are currently being used.
Thanks for any claryfing
Tiemo
Best
Klaus Major
[email protected]
http://www.major-k.de
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